The Republican journal., 1887-11-17

The closing exercises of Liberty High school
have been postponed until Friday evening, the
18th, on account Of the Storm
George Francis Train lcctured In Bangor Mon
day night. He read kilograms from various places
soliciting him to lecture and among others from
Belfast This Train is off the track, mentally
The tides Tuesday and Wednesday were re
markably high overlooking some of the wharyes
to the depth of one foot or more. Fortunately the
wind and water were quiet so very little damage
was done.
The pipe layers on the water-works while exca-
waiting on Union St. struck the old buryng ground
mentioned in Wiliiamsons history of Belfast F.
o2o' In one instance the coffin found was i'm good
condition considering the time it had been in The
ground
\. T. Mansfield has striking advertisement in
this weeks journal, and he means Just what he
says. Call and examine his new and personally
selected stock of goods which the extension to his
store enables him TO show to better advantage than
ever before.
TIE NEW HOTEL. Mr.. Lewis. the architect of
Hotel Crosby, arrived here Monday night with the
plans and specifications for the building The
proposals for building, based upon these ulan.
will be opened next saturday 800. Work was sus
pended Tuesday because of the heavy rain. But
for this interruption the foundation would have
been completed and ready for the wallis today.
The slls and flooring are daily expected by rail
from Bangor
EAST SIDE ITEMS. Mrs. Sewall Black left last
week, to spend the winter in Florida - Ilerbert
a. Black and Theodore Coombs two Young men
prrir In, Ios,
California, where they have been at work the last
year and half on sheep ranch... Lorenzo and
Francis Patterson started Monday for Southern
California. Miss Flora A Burgess i, nj home an
vacation She Is teaching in Corinth Me
| MIS-. Annie l.. Mckeen has returned from n visit
to Boston Mrs. G. D. McCrils returned Mon
day from Lawrence, Mass, where she was called
by the sickness Of her daughter, Mrs Avery
SCHOONER ANNE L. MCkEES IN COLLISION.
| The >chooners Anna L. Murch, Of Ellsworth from
Rondout, for Boston with cargo Of cement. and
the Annie l.. Mckeen, of Belfast from Bangor fo,
Bridgeport and New York with cargo of lumber
cohdcd sunday morning between Handkerchief
and Cross Rip Shoals. The Murch had her deck
and upper works stove and was abandoned The
captain and crew were brought to VINEYARD Haven
sunday night by the Mckeen. They saved moth
| ing. The Murch drifted ashore that night near
Chatham and wrcckng crew went aboard freed
the schooner OF water and took her into IIyannis
The Mckeen carried away Jibboom and headgear
and put into Vineyard Haven for repairs. Damage
light to both vessels
LAUNCH OF THE Poe >loNrAS. The fine four
masted schooner Pocahontas was launched from
the yard of Mr.. II. NJ. Bean, Camden, on TUESDAY
last A ftIl de of this snlonHI nm,
given in the Journal last week. Her registered ton
mage is 1872, and carrying capacity 23ol tons She
was launched ready for sea and goes directly to
Baltimore to load with coal. Capt j. NJ Phillips
OF Taunton, Mass, who commands her, tn inks of
having fvemastcd schooner built next season
which shall have carrying capacity Of 5000 tons.
Mr. Bean has in his yard another four-masted
schooner about 1000 tons, building for Capt. j. G..
Crowley, of Taunton, who Will command her
This schooner will be launched in about three
weeks. Mr. Bean has employed in his yard this
season l25 men. He Is now negotiating for two
more large schooners, which he will probably
build next season.
PALERMO. Last Thursday night Eva Cha,lwck.
siN wears old daughter of Edwin o. Chadwick
was badly burned by catching her clothes ON fire
Mr.. Chadwick was away and his wife who was do
ing up the barn chores for the night hearing the
screams of her child started for the house and met
her in flames. Her back was burned and Mrs.
Chadwick also burned her hands and arms badly
in cNtnguishin2 The fire Dr.. Taggart, of Branch
| Mills was sent for ami it is Thought the child will
recover
II>CoLNNGLLE. Mr. Howard Bragg has return
cd home from Watrrville where he ha. been at
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town is under the instruction of Nh Fred Racklin
School in Dist. No began Monday Nov. II
with Miss Annie Miller as teachcr......Mr F. II.
Lcvcnsaier is to teach the winter term Of school in
Dist. No. mir. Thomas stevens has begun the
winter term of school at saturday Covo......Mr.
Granville prock has closed very successful term
of school at the Beach and is To teach the winter
term at the same place. Miss Jennie Lamb has
returned home from Warren where She has been
teaching.
| >ElRSMo>r. The school in dist. No. ., Apple
| toll taught hy Ada NJ Maldocks of Scarsmant,
closed Nov eth aftcra successful term of ten weeks,
| The following pupils were not absent one half day
| during the term William Gurncy, /uin-liu4 Cur
ncy, Raymond Robbins, Clarence simmons, Frank
| Bryant. Those absent only on account of sick
ness Freddie Ripley, Willie Ripley. The follow
ing pupils received above " average rank ton the
term Ellie Robbins, William Gurnrs, Clarence
simmons Those receiving between % and %
were Raymond Robbins, Luingitus Gurney, Icrah
Robbins, FRANK bryant, treddo Ripley, Willie
| RIPLEY, Annie iicmlnWay. Ellie Robbins rrcclret
| 100 average IN depult ment and spelling.
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MONROE. T.. s. Curtis has been making cul.
ple of heavy truck sleds for Boston parties They
| are well made and attractive in appeararrc Mir.
| Curtis has made several Jumpers. some of which
have been ,,ld TO Mr. Hanson Of Belfast Those
in need of such work should give Mr. Curtis 4 call
Mr.. and Mrs Wilder Parker are on Il visit to
hosloh''''ihe ''lurch oi 20" quarterly 'Attt'"s
WI ny "e'" ~ 'he N4"iA s'iool "o"''' rs
lhufs'ItS evening auu continuing over >Nh'tAN